Trade and jobs in Europe: The role of mode 5 service exports

José M. Rueda‐cantuche, Lucian Cernat and Nuno Sousa
Authors registered in the RePEc Author Service: José Manuel Rueda-Cantuche

International Labour Review, 2019, vol. 158, issue 1, 115-136

Abstract: Over the past two decades, EU employment supported by extra‐EU exports of goods and services has increased markedly, with a shift towards jobs supported by services exported as part of manufactured goods. The authors seek further insight into this trend through the full decomposition of trade flows using a multi‐regional input–output model and the World Input–Output Database for 40 countries and 35 industries over the period 1995–2011. Their findings call for reflection by policy‐makers regarding the four traditional modes of service supply under the General Agreement on Trade in Services with a view to adequately capturing this new reality in global trade.

Date: 2019
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